Why the International Community Needs to Exist to Punish Crimes Against Humanity

Back then it was totally like, you know, kind of the Wild West in terms of international law. And now there is something of like a framework setup for that. Wizansky decides that even if the methods used to create this legal framework were kind of fucked up, the principle of international law needed to exist to punish crimes against humanity and it's worth it. The failure of the international community to attach the criminal label to such universally condemned conduct would be more likely to promote an arbitrary and discriminatory action by public authorities.